4.2.5. Systemic Support in Local Treatment - Nerves Supply (Nerves Supplying GI Tract Example)

1. *Summary: This text discusses the application of coMra therapy for treating digestive issues, specifically focusing on the nerve supply to the GI tract. It explains how conditions like colitis or constipation can be addressed by targeting the vagus nerve and other nerves connected to the colon. The text also mentions the enteric nervous system within the colon itself.*

Next treatment site would be to treat the nerve supply. And here I just took one example, nerve that are supplying the GI tract. Let's say you have a condition colitis, for example, or constipation, the treatment would be the same. So when you will be treating colon, you would also be treating a nerve called the vagus nerve that provides a very important function, the heart rate and the sweat also digestion and the function of the food moving in the colon. So the vagus nerve. Then there are also a bunch of nerves that are coming from the spinal cord all along the back that also provide nervous signals to the colon. And the colon itself has also enteric nervous system, which is embedded in the